We offer a 1-day, crew truck picker certification program that allows you to bring us to your location, use your crane to keep the operators familiar with the crane type, and then once they pass the exam and practical evaluation, the operators will be certified UP to the the Provincial weight restriction allowance, which I’ve outlined below for reference. Weight Restriction on Pickers by Western Province: Alberta -> Up to 8-tons in weight capacity (or 5-tons if you add or have a boom winch installed that has a 5-ton, single part line pull capacity). B.C -> Up to 5-tons in maximum lift capacity Saskatchewan -> Up to 5-tons maximum lift capacity, no boom length restriction as there is in B.C.
New for 2023 – Lower Light Crane Training Rates Are Now In Effect
We made a decision to lower our training rates for 2023 for one reason… The energy industry has been clawed back for years, now it’s ‘booming’ out there. We keep hearing and many business owners are saying the same thing: “…Our training budget has been chopped, changed or reduced!” We are here to help! The energy industry in Alberta and Saskatchewan is now crazy busy right now. We are hearing: “Yes it’s busy but we can’t find people, we can’t find people to use the equipment so we are having to change things up and train other employees that haven’t used cranes in the past”. This is a big challenge for everyone and will remain so for the foreseeable future.
Did You Just Purchase a New Knuckle Boom Crane?
We often are asked about our picker training for brand new cranes. If you are in Alberta or Saskatchewan and just bought a new HIAB, Palfinger or any type of knuckle boom crane, you may already have experienced operators in your company and that’s great if you do (how much experience do they have?), or you got a contract with another company and are looking to add a knuckle picker to your fleet but are not sure of the regulations, standards, laws, etc. That is where we come in and will help you through the “stuff” out there. We cut through the noise in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Northwest Territories to get you what you need…INFORMATION! This is what we also
HIAB Light Duty Knuckle Picker Training
We often get to see some of the most unique crane applications there are when we do our HIAB picker training. This one isn’t of a unit in North America, but I wish it was! The unit was designed in NL and not only was it installed on a non-traditional chassis, it’s a combination of tractor, combine chassis and all-terrain vehicle. The crane is a Palfinger crane with a jib attached for added versatility. The downside to this is portability. You simply can’t drive it down the roadway, it has to be transported on a truck/trailer combination, but I still think it’s one of the coolest picker units i’ve seen. I’m not sure of the cost to build this unit,